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San Francisco officials consider renaming international airport for Harvey Milk.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A San Francisco lawmaker on Tuesday planned to introduce legislation asking voters to rename the city's airport after slain gay rights leader Harvey Milk.
A charter amendment sponsored by Supervisor David Campos would put the question of creating Harvey Milk-San Francisco International Airport on San Francisco's November ballot.
If five of Campos' colleagues agree to submit the proposed name change to voters and the amendment goes through in the fall, the city would become home to the world's first airport honoring an openly gay person, said Milk's nephew, Stuart Milk.
Milk, who runs an international gay rights foundation in his uncle's memory, said that adding an airport to the list of public venues named for Harvey Milk would mark a milestone since flights to and from San Francisco International serve 68 countries where homosexuality is illegal.
"For young gay people in an illegal place looking up at a monitor and being able to point to this international airport named after an LGBT advocate, it gives them the green light to authenticity," Milk said. "It's a major representation that (they) are being celebrated somewhere in the world in a high-level way."
About 41 million passengers pass through San Francisco International every year, "and the idea that millions of people can learn about Harvey Milk and what he represented is very moving," Campos said.
"That no airport in this country has been named for an openly LGBT person is something I hope would be remedied, and what a better place than San Francisco for something like that to happen and what better person than Harvey Milk," he said.
Campos said the San Francisco Board of Supervisors could vote on the amendment in as little as two weeks.
Milk became one of the first openly gay men elected to public office in the United States when he won a seat on the board of supervisors in 1977, inspiring a generation of activists with his uncompromising call for gays to come out.
He was assassinated at City Hall, along with Mayor George Moscone, more than a year later. His life became the subject of the 2008 Oscar-winning film "Milk."
The airport renaming, if it is approved, would make him the recipient of an honor most often reserved for former presidents.
Copyright 2013 The Associated Press.


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Morning Minutes: June 20
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This concert database has musical artists' tour histories and lists of performances at venues in the U.S., U.K., Canada and more. After you join, you are encouraged to share your concert experiences. Track your favorite bands so you never miss a show again.
Number to Know
5: Number of No. 1 singles Lionel Richie has in the U.S. (it's much higher in Baghdad, interestingly enough). Richie – who was born on this day in 1949 – hit the top with "Endless Love" (with Diana Ross), "Truly," "All Night Long (All Night)," "Hello" and "Say You, Say Me."
This Day in History
June 20, 1893: Lizzie Borden is acquitted for the murders of her father and stepmother.
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Actress Nicole Kidman (46)
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"Ah, summer, what power you have to make us suffer and like it." - Russel Baker

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SUZY Q: Her Name
Dad called her Suzy Q all the time though that was not her actual name. Sue was her middle name. I asked him once what the Q was for. He said it was for questionable. I think the question was mostly what she would get into or up to next. Right from the very beginning with her first toddler steps, it was apparent my sister was a pistol and born without the fear gene. Tiny toy pistols were exactly what Santa got her for her first Christmas.
We celebrated it in Colorado Springs. Dad was reassigned to Fort Carson after he got back from his tour of duty in Korea. He found a little house for us to rent and part of the rent was refinishing the floors. After sanding the floors and putting fresh finish and wax on them, mom would set the two of us on an old GI wool blanket and drag us across the floor to polish it. The polishing was done once a month and it was our favorite activity. Mom developed a very strong back and arm muscles dragging us around.
Mom had to keep my sister in jeans and a t-shirt all the way back in the 50's. Sis was not still enough to keep dresses intact. Rough and tumble, into everything, mom ran herself ragged trying to keep her out of danger and mischief.
If sis was no longer interested in eating the soup we had for lunch and mom refused to remove the bowl, sis would turn the bowl upside down on her head letting the soup drip over her face and clothes. Quite pleased with herself, she cared not one whit about the spanking that followed. Food was not something that we were allowed to waste, no matter how bad it tasted. Mom was not much of a cook and groceries were not plentiful. There were plenty of spankings but she would just strap on her toy gun belt with twin pistols and charge on.
On that same Christmas, I received a doll. Only one gift each, it was quite precious to me. I came home from first grade after the holiday and could not find my doll. My one-year old baby sister had somehow managed to get the doll past our mother and take it outside, tossing it in an open sewer pipe. Fortunately, she had only tried to bury it, not dismember it. She told us in what words she had that she didn't like the doll. It had to go.
We were only there six months, then it was off to Fort Riley, Kansas for another six months before his next tour of three years in Germany. Oh, what fun my sister was going to have there.
From my heart to yours,
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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Tiger Woods had the last word against Sergio Garcia by winning The Players Championship on Sunday.
Woods ended a weekend of verbal sparring with Garcia by doing what he does best – closing out tournaments, even if he let this one turn into a tense duel over the final hour at the TPC Sawgrass. Tied with Garcia with two holes to play, Woods won by finding land on the last two holes for par to close with a 2-under 70.
If only it were that simple for the Spaniard.
Garcia was standing on the 17th tee shot, staring across the water to an island as Woods made his par. He took aim at the flag with his wedge and hung his head when he saw the ball splash down short of the green. Then, Garcia hit another one in the water on his way to a quadruple-bogey 7. He completed his stunning collapse by hitting his tee shot into the water on the 18th and making double bogey.
Woods was in the scoring trailer when he watched on TV as Swedish rookie David Lingmerth missed a long birdie putt that would have forced a playoff. It raced by the cup, and Lingmerth three-putted for bogey.
"How about that?" Woods said to his caddie, Joe LaCava as he gave him a hug.
Woods won The Players for the first time since 2001 and joined Fred Couples, Davis Love III, Hal Sutton and Steve Elkington as the only two-time winners at the TPC Sawgrass. It was his 78th career win on the PGA Tour, four short of the record held by Sam Snead.
Lingmerth closed with a 72 and finished two shots behind along with Kevin Streelman (67) and Jeff Maggert, who also was tied for the lead until finding the water on the 17th to make double bogey. The 49-year-old Maggert birdied the 18th for a 70.
Garcia took 13 shots to cover the final two holes – 6-over par – and tumbled into a tie for eighth.
Woods made this drama possible by hooking his tee shot into the water on the 14th hole and making a double bogey, dropping him into a four-way tie with Garcia, Maggert and Lingmerth. The final two holes came down to Garcia and Woods, most appropriate given their public sniping at each other this weekend.
It started Saturday when Garcia complained in a TV interview that his shot from the par-5 second fairway was disrupted by cheers from the crowd around Woods, who was some 50 yards away in the trees and fired them up by taking a fairway metal out of his bag. He said Woods should have been paying attention, and it became a war of the words the next two days.
"Not real surprising that he's complaining about something," Woods said.
"At least I'm true to myself," Garcia retorted. "I know what I'm doing, and he can do whatever he wants."
When they finished the storm-delayed third round Sunday morning, Garcia kept at it, saying that Woods is "not the nicest guy on tour."
Woods had the last laugh. He had the trophy.
Garcia, when asked if he would have changed anything about the flap with Woods, replied, "It sounds like I was the bad guy here. I was the victim."
The real villain was the infamous 17th hole, which knocked out Garcia and Maggert.
"When you've got water in front of the green, that's not a good time to be short of the green. You know, it was close," Maggert said. "What can I say? A wrong shot at the wrong time and you get penalized on this golf course."
It was at the 17th hole five years ago where Garcia won The Players Championship, when Paul Goydos hit into the water in a sudden-death playoff. This time, the island green got its revenge on him. Garcia hit a wedge and felt he caught it just a little bit thin, which is usually all it takes.
"That hole has been good to me for the most part," Garcia said. "Today, it wasn't. That's the way it is."
Woods finished on 13-under 275 and earned $1.71 million, pushing his season total to over $5.8 million in just seven tournaments. This is the 12th season he has won at least four times – that used to be the standard of a great year before he joined the PGA Tour in 1996 – and this was the quickest he has reached four wins in a year.
It was the second time Woods has won on Mother's Day.
"Sorry, Mom," he said into the camera. "I think she might have had a heart attack. I was in control of the tournament, and I just hit the worst shot I could possibly hit."
Typical of Woods these days, there were questions about where he took the drop – some 255 yards from the hole. NBC Sports analyst Johnny Miller suggested it was a "borderline." But Mark Russell, vice president of competition for the PGA Tour, said there was nothing wrong with the drop. Woods conferred with Casey Wittenberg, who said there was "no doubt" that Woods took the drop in the right spot.
"He asked me exactly where it crossed," Wittenberg said. "I told him I thought it crossed on the corner of the bunker, right where he took his drop. And it's all good."
Woods wound up with a double bogey, and he nearly fell out of the lead on the 15th until he saved par with an 8-foot putt. He followed with another up-and-down from the bunker on the par-5 16th for birdie. Garcia, playing in the final group behind Woods, two-putted the 16th to regain a share of the lead and then walked over to the 17th tee where it ended with two swings.
Woods and Garcia played four tension-free holes Sunday morning to complete the third round, and they shook hands without words when they finished – Woods with a 71, Garcia with a 72 to share the 54-hole lead with Lingmerth.
With a three-way tie, Garcia wound up in the final group because he was first to play at the start of the third round.
Garcia, however, continued to fuel the bad feelings between them.
He told Sky Sports, "I'm not going to lie, he's not my favorite guy to play with. He's not the nicest guy on tour." And then he told Golf Channel, "We don't enjoy each other's company."
Woods downplayed the episode and said it didn't matter who joined him on the tee. "I'm tied for the lead, so I'm right there."
And that's where he usually wins. Woods now is 53-4 in his PGA Tour career when he has at least a share of the lead going into the final round.
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"Until now," writes the Carnegie Endowment's Mark Hibbs at Arms Control Wonk, "one little item … has gotten scarce attention outside the classified world: the messy diplomatic situation Israel would encounter if any IAEA [International Atomic Energy Agency] personnel were to be casualties of an airstrike on Iran." Or Washington, should it "react to a serious Iranian escalation by taking matters into its own hands."
Hibbs explains:
There are IAEA safeguards personnel in Iran 24/7/365. They are there to carry out safeguards inspections at 16 declared facilities plus, if deemed necessary, at nine hospitals in Iran that hold nuclear material [medical isotopes]. The 16 facilities include at least three places I assume would be prime targets of an Israeli air attack in Iran: Natanz … Fordow … and Esfahan.
… So to keep IAEA personnel out of harm's way, would the U.S. or Israel in advance of launching strikes against Iran … dial up IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano and tell him that he would be well advised to move his inspectors out?
One would like to think so. However
… if the attackers intended to keep Iran in the dark, they would have to consider that if they informed the IAEA of their plans, a subsequent exodus of IAEA personnel from Iran might signal to Iran that an attack was imminent.
And another however on top of that last however:
But the IAEA must be careful in going about it. If after such an attack information were to leak, or if Amano were compelled to reveal that he had been warned by surprise attackers to withdraw his inspectors, and if the IAEA had chosen not to pass that warning on to Iran, Iran might conclude afterwards that the IAEA was party to an invasion of Iran. Any IAEA personnel still in the country would be at severe risk. [Even if not] the IAEA's relationship with Iran would be over.
Never fear: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu possesses an amazing talent for keeping his eye on the prize. In other words, when it comes to attacking Iran he wears blinders, and, as with the Neocons and Iraq, is in denial about complications — not just unforeseen, but foreseen.
We'll leave the last word to a commenter to Hibbs's post named Hass, who succeeds in putting the issue into its proper perspective. ("Sic" where applicable.)
So let me get this straight: we are seriously talking about an attack on facilities that are subject to IAEA monitoring, even "short term" surprise visits, which are not part of any weapons program, and which Iran has offered to allow even more inspection? Has the world gone mad? What would be the point of that? And seriously, is the lrgal question here about the fate of inspectors rather than the civilians working in a civilian nuclear facility, or even the question of whether such an attack would be legal to start with?


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Mariners dispatch Peabody with ease to reach state finals
Peter Kinchley worked six strong innings on the hill and homeruns by Wes Geraci, John Hicks and Doug Shribman paced an explosive offense that led the host Swampscott Mariners to a 13-1 slaughter rule-shortened triumph over Peabody at Swampscott High July 30. With the victory, Swampscott managed to record its second consecutive series sweep and will return to the American Legion baseball state finals for the first time since 2004.
The Mariners will open up the state finals against Brockton at Hudson's Riverside Park Saturday, starting at 12:30 p.m.
The locals started their assault on Peabody pitching in the home half of the first. With two outs and two on, first baseman Andrew Dewing roped a run-scoring single to left to give his side a 1-0 advantage. Right-fielder John Hicks then proceeded to launch a three-run homerun to right to extend the lead to 4-0. Second baseman Wes Geraci and catcher Doug Shribman added solo homeruns in the second and third innings, respectively to increase the lead to 6-0.
Peabody managed to plate its first run of the game in the top half of the fourth to cut the deficit to 6-1, but Swampscott blew the game open with a seven-run fifth to chase Peabody starting pitcher Sean O'Hara from the game and increase the advantage to a lopsided 13-1.
Shribman, Dewing, Hicks and third baseman Phill Witt opened the fifth with four straight singles and Witt's single brought in Shribman from third to account for the seventh run.
After back-to-back strikeouts, centerfielder Brendan Garner walked to knock in the eighth run of the contest. Geraci followed with a looping a two-run double into right to augment Swampscott's lead to 10-1. After a walk was issued to designated hitter Dan Glabicky, a Peabody wild pitch brought in the 11th run of the contest. Shribman eventually walked, and Dewing cracked his second run-scoring hit of the game, a two-run double to left to give the Mariners a 13-1 advantage and seal Peabody's fate.
On the mound, Kinchley tossed the first six innings, scattering four hits and two walks, while surrendering just one earned run. He also managed to fan eight to record the victory.
Marblehead's Dan Glabicky shut Peabody down in the seventh to close it out mercifully.
Coach Jeff Newhall and the Swampscott Mariners are seeking any and all donations to subsidize hotel and travel expenses for their trip to the state finals in Hudson. If you are interested in donating, call Jeff Newhall at 781-727-7623.
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A Slice of Comfort: 50 Favorite Recipes
Classic Chicken and Wild Rice Hotdish
Rich cream sauce stands in for canned soup in Minnesota chef Amy Thielen's spin on classic chicken and wild rice hotdish. The recipe comes from Amy's book The New Midwestern Table (clarksonpotter.com).
Squash and Sausage Gnocchi
Hello, comfort! This one-pan supper dish is loaded with Italian sausage, butternut squash, spinach and cheese.
Macaroni and Cheese Chowder with Crispy Ham
A splash of hot sauce, a topper of pan-fried ham and a just-right secret ingredient for ultrasmooth creaminess. (Guilty pleasure, thy name is American cheese.)
Chicken Pot Pie
This dish is pure creamy, chickeny goodness. The pastry lids can be made a day or two ahead. Bake as directed; cool and then cover loosely with plastic wrap and store at room temperature.
Milk-Braised Pork with Cheesy Grits
There are a lot of ingredients in this spruced-up comfort-food dish, but trust us, it's worth the effort for a weekend treat. The recipe from Michael Watz of Chicago was a finalist in our Best of the Midwest® recipe contest.
Amish Apple Dumplings
We often equate Amish food with comfort. Here's our version of a favorite dessert you might find at Amish-based restaurants in the Midwest.
Spicy Beef, Bean and Vegetable Stew
Affordable beef chuck roast, apple, parsnip and sweet potato slow-simmer in broth flavored with dark beer, herbs and spices. Warm corn bread muffins and cold winter night optional.
Millionaire's Pie
Chocolate alone delivers all the comfort a lot of us require. But add it to pecan pie with some coconut, and you've awakened a flood of welcome food memories: German chocolate cake, toasted pecan pie and chocolate chips. All that in a flaky piecrust.
Sage Biscuits and Sausage Gravy with Roasted Vegetables
Your quest for cold-weather comfort stops here, with maple-flavor sausage, creamy milk gravy, herby biscuits, and mustard-glazed roasted carrots and Brussels sprouts.
Chicken and Kielbasa Winter Stew
Shhh! Don't tell anyone, but this hearty supper soup takes just an hour to make. The secret? Deli-roasted chicken and precooked sausage. Pair with breadsticks or a crusty baguette for a perfect winter meal that will fill your house with good smells.
Lemon-Rosemary Pork Loin with Cherry Sauce
The classic fruit and pork combo gets a bold update: Slather the meat with a paste of garlic, mustard, lemon and rosemary, then serve with ruby red cherries. This recipe multiplies easily for entertaining.
Cinnamon-Spiced Beef Stroganoff
A few pinches of pantry spices jazz up the traditional sour-cream gravy. This cozy weeknight dish dances on the line between comfort food and curry.
Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Quivey's Grove in Madison, Wisconsin, whips up this version of mashed potatoes that matches plenty of dairy richness with garlic, Parmesan, black pepper and green onion.
Slow-Cooker Brat and Sauerkraut Soup
Potatoes, onion, sauerkraut and brats pack in the German flavor in this homey slow-cooker soup. Try with Whole Wheat Pretzel Rolls; the soft pretzels' chewy, brown exterior comes from being boiled in an alkaline solution—the 1/4 cup baking soda in the water isn't a typo!
Slow-Cooker Brat and Sauerkraut Soup
Fork-Tender Pot Roast
Dan and Nancy Viste specialize in American classics at their Old Feed Mill restaurant in Mazonomie, Wisconsin. Their pot roast slow-cooks until the meat turns brown and tender and the flavor mellows to an almost caramel overtone. Browned bits in the pan become the base for the rich red-wine gravy.
Salty Caramel and Pecan Oatmeal Cookies
These cookies come with a friendly warning: Chewy caramel, toasted pecans and a flurry of sea salt will make you popular. Very popular. A product called caramel bits gives these cookies great flavor and chewy texture. Some supermarkets carry them, and they're widely available online. (Search for Kraft Caramel Bits.) Take care to follow recipe directions when baking: caramel bits melt quickly.
Hearty Meatball Soup
This version of a winter staple, from author and cooking-school instructor Marilyn Harris of Cincinnati, features basil-flecked meatballs. "This is a quickie version of veggie-beef I created that's great to make when time is limited," Marilyn says. "But it still has all of the good flavors."
Meat and Potato Pizza
Chalk this recipe up as an occasional indulgence. It's topped with a totally mouth-watering combo of thin-sliced potatoes, bacon, sausage and a delectable garlic-rosemary butter. The recipe comes from Hidemi Walsh of Plainfield, Indiana.
Lemon-Rosemary Chicken with Roasted Vegetables
Rub a blend of lemon peel, rosemary, thyme, parsley and garlic on the chicken before baking; Add fresh thyme sprigs and garlic bulbs around the chicken for even more flavor. Potatoes, sweet potatoes and carrots make this a one-pan meal.
Maple Date Nut Bread
Chopped and pitted dates stand out beside the hint of maple syrup in this dark brown, nutty quick bread. This recipe is from Ruth Smiley of Smiley Brothers maple syrup producers in Indiana.
Cheeseburger-Style Meat Loaf Sandwich
Start with a darn-good glazed meat loaf. Add toasted French bread, melted Muenster and peppery arugula (to make it fancy). Then douse it all in special sauce (because fancy needs to loosen up).
Bacon and Baked Potato Soup
Salty-smoky crumbled bacon tops our cheesy potato soup. "I made this soup and we loved it! Best potato soup ever!" writes one of our website reviewers. "I put carrots in mine; made it even better."
Old-Fashioned Chicken and Noodles Lasagna
The chicken, vegetables and gravy are as rib-stickingly good as you remember, or maybe even better, tucked up cozily under a blanket of dill Havarti.
Chocolate Hazelnut Cream Cheese Puffs
Dawn Logterman of Verona, Wisconsin, created this clever twist on the classic cream puffs served at the Wisconsin State Fair. Her recipe was a finalist in our annual recipe contest.
Army and Lou's Macaroni and Cheese
This three-cheese specialty comes from Army and Lou's, a soul food eatery on Chicago's South Side that's long been a hot spot for foods that give you a sense of well-being. The one-dish masterpiece embodies everything we want in a comfort food: It's warm, it's fattening, and it revives childhood memories.
Sweet Potato-Corn Chowder
Cincinnati-area chef Paul Dagenbach upgraded the classic Midwest corn chowder. Sweet potatoes and andouille sausage made their way into the mix, along with cumin, chili powder and Cajun spice for a little zing.
Turkey Run Inn's Bread Pudding
A brown sugar and butter sauce completes this down-home dessert served at Turkey Run Inn at the state park in Marshall, Indiana.
Apple Harvest Chili
Fresh apple, dried fruit and cashews add color, sweetness and crunch to a ready-in-45 vegetarian chili. For a twist on the traditional toppers (and to hint what's inside), garnish with apple slivers.
Cinnamon Rolls
This recipe, with its heady aroma of yeast and spice, comes from the Patchwork Quilt Country Inn near Middlebury, Indiana. In winter, let the yeast dough rise in your unheated oven. The roll dough proofs best at a temperature between 80° and 85°.
Jam Crumb Cake
Spreadable fruit jam ribbons through this buttery crumb cake, sinking here and there for a marbled look. A generous crumb topping adds more flavor. Choose your favorite jam, strawberry or raspberry, for the recipe.
Never-Fail Rice Pudding
This warm and comforting dessert recipe, one of the winners in a Midwest Living® Favorite Winter Recipes contest, comes from a Brookfield, Missouri, reader. Serve with raisins, dried cherries or dried cranberries for extra flavor and color.
Hickory Nut Cake
Hickory nuts add a buttery taste to the inside of this dense cake, from Audrey and Robert Biersach of Columbus, Wisconsin.
Cranberry-Orange Wild Rice Muffins
This North Woods-inspired recipe from Cheryl Francke of Arden Hills, Minnesota, was a finalist in our Best of the Midwest® recipe contest.
Classic Lasagna
With its rich meaty sauce and creamy cheese layers, this lasagna is always a favorite main dish.
PBJ Strudel
A super-simple braid of puff pastry holds a scrumptious filling of strawberries and sweetened peanut butter. Double-dare you not to pour a glass of cold milk.
Hot-Stuff Kielbasa-Cheese Soup
The rich, creamy flavors in this colorful soup from a Lima, Ohio, reader, earned it a top spot in a Midwest Living® Favorite Winter Recipes contest. If you like, you can cut calories by substituting turkey kielbasa, fat-free milk, and low-fat cheese.
French Spaghetti
Layer creamy white and tomato-mushroom sauces with noodles to create this meatless dish. You can serve it with a salad as a main course or spoon out smaller portions as a side dish.
The Original Toasted Ravioli
This fried ravioli recipe comes from Charlie Gitto's on the Hill in St. Louis. For a quick dinner, substitute frozen ravioli for fresh and serve topped with purchased marinara sauce.
Antlers Wild Rice Soup
We like the smooth richness of this chunky main-dish soup from Antlers Restaurant at Breezy Point Resort in Breezy Point, Minnesota.
Another comforting chicken soup: Creamy Velvet Chicken Soup, the signature dish in the re-created L.S. Ayres Department Store Tea Room (circa 1905) at the Indiana State Museum, Indianapolis.
Wisconsin Harvest Pie
This almond-kissed, fruit-packed pie comes from David Harper, of Richland Center, Wisconsin. He likes to serve it with a wedge of Wisconsin cheese, but it's just as good with vanilla ice cream or whipped cream! The recipe was a finalist in our annual recipe contest.
Three-Tiered Fudgy Chocolate Cake
Buttermilk and sour cream lend moistness and tang to our old-fashioned chocolate cake. All that's missing are the birthday candles.
This classic Italian dessert almost always brings a round of contented sighs when it's served. This recipe comes from Gian-Tony's on the Hill in St. Louis. Our Test Kitchen decided the liqueurs could be omitted if necessary, but we liked the flavor they added.
Fried Egg Salad with Bacon and Roasted Vegetables
Breakfast-for-dinner gets a wake-up call, courtesy of a bright vinaigrette, fresh lettuce and a hearty oven hash of sweet potato, onion and green beans.
Broccoli-Cheddar Mashed Potatoes
A classic veggie mix meets potatoes in this recipe, which calls for adding fresh or frozen broccoli florets and cheddar cheese to creamy mashed potatoes.
Chicken with Lemon-Thyme Dumplings
This country-style chicken soup with dumplings will remind you of Grandma's recipes--hearty, rich and comforting.
Creamy Scalloped Potatoes
This easy-to-make layered cheesy potato dish pairs well with pork chops or ham.
Cherry Pie
Cherry pie is the specialty of Betty Reichle, mother of Southmoreland on the Plaza co-owner Mark Reichle. Her filling has a hint of cinnamon and almond. And she weaves a handsome lattice crust on the top. "I make points with Mark when I make this pie," she says.
Macaroni and Cheese Perfection
Forget what you know about store-bought packages—this is REAL macaroni and cheese. The children of cheese-makers Shelley and Randy Krakenbuhl accepted nothing else while they were growing up above the Prima Kase cheese factory in Monticello, Wisconsin. Here's the family recipe for Macaroni and Cheese Perfection, which Shelley prepares using Prima Kase's Emmentaler cheese and some Parmesan.
Grammy's Wild Rice Porridge
Wild rice may seem like an unusual breakfast ingredient, but it adds chewiness to this fruit-nut hot cereal. Dried cranberries, blueberries and cherries also cook into the porridge.
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Food-Healthy-Asparagus Salad
In this image taken on March 11, 2013, a raw asparagus, mushroom and parsley salad with nuts is shown served on a plate in Concord, N.H. (AP Photo/Matthew Mead)
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The first time I ate raw asparagus was during the '80s at an Italian restaurant in New York. Someone else must have pushed me to order it because until then the only asparagus I'd ever encountered was steamed and buttered, and I really liked it just that way. Raw asparagus? Must be bland and boring.
Then I noticed that the vegetable in question was the centerpiece of a salad dressed with fresh lemon juice, extra-virgin olive oil and a sprinkling of shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano. Well, shoot, a piece of cotton would taste good with that kind of treatment, so I took a chance. To my surprise and delight, the dish was wonderfully flavorful and refreshing. Crunchy, too.
With asparagus season upon us, I thought it might be fun to recreate that salad with a few lip-smacking extras.
First, a couple of tips about buying the star of this show. At the store, asparagus should be stored vertically, stem down in ice or water. They're probably not in great shape if you find them stacked sideways and on top of each other, so keep looking. Make sure the tips are tight and smooth, not open and feathery, and that the stalks are firm and smooth.
Size-wise, I've never met an asparagus I didn't like, whether it's thin as a pencil or thick as a hot dog. For this recipe, though, I recommend the thicker guys. Yes, you'll have to peel the stalk (that outer layer on thick stalks is unappealingly tough), but they're much easier to thinly slice than the pencil-necked guys.
Then it's on to the button mushrooms. Sure, they seem ordinary compared to their various designer cousins, but they're absolutely delicious raw and they also happen to be quite affordable. Just be sure to purchase only the firmest, whitest, tightest specimens. No gills showing, please. A button mushroom becomes flabby as it ages. Your salad wants it firm.
I've also tossed in some leaves of fresh flat-leaf parsley, and not merely as a garnish, but as a full partner to the other ingredients. In fact, almost any fresh herb — including parsley, basil, mint, cilantro, chives, chervil or dill — can play a similarly robust role in a salad.
Lastly, we have pistachio nuts, my favorites. I love them for their flavor, but — at only 4 calories per nut — they're also a boon to the diet-conscious. Of course, you could swap in walnuts, almonds, cashews or pecans if you wanted. They're all sources of healthy fat.
In the end, this spring salad — an exciting and satisfying alternative to the basic green salad — is all about simple, good ingredients. And, topped off with grilled shrimp or chicken, you could call it dinner.
Start to finish: 30 minutes
Servings: 4
Kosher Salt and ground black pepper
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 1/2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1/2 pound asparagus, tough stems trimmed and discarded (peeled if thicker than 1/3 inch)
1 cup flat-leaf parsley leaves
4 ounces firm white button mushrooms, thinly sliced
1/3 cup pistachios or chopped toasted walnuts
1 ounce shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
In a large bowl, combine a hefty pinch of salt, some black pepper and the lemon juice. Whisk until the salt is dissolved, then add the oil in a stream, whisking. Set aside.
Lay the asparagus flat on a cutting board and slice a few stalks at a time very thin on a diagonal to create thin oblong slices. Add to the salad bowl along with the parsley, mushrooms and pistachios or walnuts. Toss well to coat with the dressing. Divide the salad among 4 serving plates and top each portion with some of the cheese.
Nutrition information per serving: 160 calories; 120 calories from fat (75 percent of total calories); 14 g fat (2.5 g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 5 mg cholesterol; 6 g carbohydrate; 3 g fiber; 2 g sugar; 7 g protein; 260 mg sodium.


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This method teaches you How to install Android 10 on Poco X3, and it's safe, secured and easy to apply update to your smartphone which will change how you interact with it. Follow this article, we are explaining the precise procedure on How to install Android 10 on Poco X3 in just few minutes.
ABOUT Poco X3
Your smartphone may have been discharged a couple years ago or even this year and in the event that you bought it back at that point, the Working Framework that came introduced is presently a bit obsolete. Out of the box it came with an old Android version, an overloaded interface which is slowing down your current Android version even if it's one of the newest ones. So the time has come for an upgrade. LineageOS 17.1 allows you to run Android 10 on your smartphone.
The LineageOS Software was developed by XDA and it is GSI, meaning that is a pure Android you are installing. Generic System Image stands for the best stability offered by Android operating system, and it runs on all Android devices with treble support offering Android Open Source Project code. The best, when it comes to LineageOS is that it is totally based on Android 10, which Google developed initially, but with some cool features added.
What is Android 10 you're asking ?
In 2019 Google released the 10th version of it's well known OS, which is the most stable and secure OS made by them. The 10 generation improves the user's experience using better gestures for navigation, enhanced privacy and location control, improved application permissions and so much more than that. It also embodies a system-wide dark mode, live caption, focus mode, foldable display support, 5G connectivity compatible, chats bubble, smart reply, improved security updates, family link, better notifications.
Lineage OS 17.1 Android 10 Build
Lineage OS is an open-source type of software, entirely based on Android 10 Platform. A lot of you may already be familiar with the previous versions of LineageOS which was entitled CyanogenMod, and offered an extremely good experience for users all around the world for over 95% of devices available on the international markets.
Being based on Android 10, it comes with all its features, and a few custom more, allowing users to get a more advanced experience on all devices, not only the flagships launched by the biggest companies in the world.
This update of LineageOS 17.1 fixes some issued which were indeed present in the initial beta version, LineageOs 17. The developer of this software, mentioned that ALL the bugs were fixed. Issues regarding Media, Camera, RIL and boot loops are no longer to be encountered now. It is adapted to all devices. This is a major update designed to allow a lot more people to install it, and use it at its highest potential, having in the same time the most flawless experience.
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It is important that your phone has some battery before installation. The installation process will be done in just few minutes and don't request too many resource consuming at all, but we advise you to charge your phone before performing the update, to avoid accidental shutdowns.
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STEP BY STEP TUTORIAL HOW TO INSTALL ANDROID 10 ON Poco X3 WITHOUT PC:
- Download and Install RootBox Tools APK v1.7.1 (Link below).
- Run RootBox _tools _v1.7.1 on Poco X3. Allow RootBox Tools a few moments to recognize your device and version number.
If installation is blocked, go to your settings and enable "Allow installation of apps from sources other than the Play Store
- Select the available Android OS version OR Custom ROM you wish to install from the drop down menu displayed.
- Press the Start button, and wait for the process to complete.
When the installation is complete, this message will pop up on your screen confirming the fact. "That's it. Now you have successfully installed the latest Android on your device". (first boot will take some time so please don't panic!)
- Once completed, you will have your selected firmware version or Custom Rom running on your smartphone.
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I am proud to announce that Wanderful Media has recently added two Silicon Valley veterans to our growing management team. We have appointed Steve Trefethen as chief technology officer and Grace Chan will serve as our vice president of product management.
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Luther Davis: 1916-2008
August 2, 2008
Today the New York Times reported the death of Luther Davis on July 29. Luther was a very talented television writer and producer whom I interviewed in several sessions during the summer of 2003.
The obituary focuses almost entirely on Davis's theater and film credits, which are formidable. Davis was a contract screenwriter during the waning days of the Hollywood studio era, and wrote the scripts for The Hucksters and A Lion Is in the Streets, among others. Lady in a Cage, perhaps his best-remembered film now, was an independent production that Davis also produced, a lurid entry in the series of middle-aged-female-star-in-trouble pictures that followed Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? More than his film residuals, I suspect, Davis's contributions to the Broadway musicals Kismet and Grand Hotel ensured him a comfortable standard of living.
But I think Davis did his finest work for television. The producer Roy Huggins, who preferred veteran screenwriters and directors rather than young TV talent, recruited Davis to write for his small screen version of Bus Stop. Davis also contributed to Huggins' Kraft Suspense Theatre and Run For Your Life, often pseudonymously. (Paul Tuckahoe is actually Luther.) During and for a few years after his association with Huggins, Davis accrued teleplay credits on a number of other TV shows, including Target: The Corrupters, Combat, Bob Hope Presents The Chrysler Theatre, and The Addams Family. He produced, but did not write, a segment of the prestige anthology ABC Stage 67, an adaptation by Earl Hamner, Jr. of a Robert Sheckley science fiction story on the subject of overpopulation. (This is the only major Davis credit I haven't seen, and it sounds fascinating. Does anyone out there have a copy?)
Davis created two short-lived series, The Double Life of Henry Phyfe and, for Aaron Spelling, The Silent Force. But the best scripts were for the Huggins shows, especially Kraft Suspense Theatre. "Are There Any More Out There Like You?" starred Robert Ryan as a suburban father who loses his faith in humanity as he observes the behavior of his teenaged daughter and her friends following a hit-and-run incident. "The End of the World, Baby," a Mediterranean melodrama involving a woman, her teenaged daughter, and a gigolo, blends tragedy and farce with as much sophistication as I've ever seen on television, and "Our Own Executioners" . . . well, that's a masterpiece that deserves its own column. Davis' final Kraft teleplay, "Rapture at Two Forty" (based on Huggins' story) was a skillful enough cocktail of melancholy and glitzy continental wanderlust to sell as a series: Run For Your Life, which lasted from 1965 to 1968.
Luther was a sweet, gentle man who appeared to be living the life of Riley when I met him. I thought he was 82 at the time, but he corrected the generous birthdate published in all his studio biographies, revealing that he was actually a spry 87. For many years Luther had lived with a younger woman, the actress Jennifer Bassey. Bassey is a soap opera star, and Luther seemed to enjoy the fact that her celebrity exceeded his. He told me that Bassey liked being referred to as his "longtime companion" (because it "sounded a little sexier"), but I was nevertheless touched to read that the two of them got married in 2005. I spoke to Luther briefly just a few months ago, in connection with an interview I was about to record with his friend Walter Grauman (the director of Lady in a Cage), and as with so many of my subjects I wish I had taken the time to get to know him better.
Photo: Jeffrey Hornstein, via the New York Times.


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- Toxic Earth Diagnosis: Deepest Roots of Apocalypse — We Stood Up! … "we were manifesting aspects of our early pain that we were clueless about, and so created a mirror image of our early experience and its horrific pain and trauma in Reality itself" February 28, 2020
- *Wounded Deer & Centaurs: The Necessary Hero & the Prenatal Matrix of Human Events* (2016) by Michael Adzema. Complete book. Free. Downloadable. August 2, 2019
- one's personal fears, borne of one's experiences of pain and trauma pervade our perceptions of these helping "psychic spots"; we see aliens, higher entities, & anything "not us" or unfamiliar through the "fog" of our individual vapors of pain. February 20, 2019
- Civilization brings brutal rites, excessive "masculinity", and fear of the supernatural. Whereas primal folks laugh at the fears of "domesticated" humans and delight in flaunting their customs… February 18, 2019
- "Raising up walls of possessions, captive planetmates, and conforming underlings — including women and children —and retreating from the more magnificent and magical expanses of self, you sought to make a stand against real life" February 17, 2019
- Self-actualization necessarily precedes liberation: In the spiritual literature it is as if the Integral — where one seeks enlightenment — is the only goal in life and one can attain liberation from any of the stages of life, which is not possible. February 17, 2019
- "It is only then, turning downward our eyes in the face of the darkness and the seeming 'end of times,' that we can even notice our soul, our emotion, our connection with all and Everything, our true happiness, our actual heart expansion and love." February 16, 2019
- *Warriors* … When we first began killing our conscience, our empathy — stoically repressing our bodies and its feelings … including any guilt come of the hurting of other beings — we were only then able to kill others… February 16, 2019
- if we had less of these prenatal feelings of trauma, we would less often create situations that mirrored them. More often, we would create our lives out of our earlier joy grids, arisen out of earlier times in the womb — embryo, cellular, blastocyst, BPM I, ovum… February 16, 2019
- you might say that becoming human is the way we, as God, *play*. It is the way we magnify delight and bring joy into existence. And to do that God needs to forget, to forget who She is… February 16, 2019
- Stand within the circle of the good-hearted people of this world, wanting the world's and their children to be happy and not to suffer. Be lifted up in solidarity with us, realizing the comfort in the saying, "we're all in this together." February 15, 2019
- Our psychological state preceding wars, in line with deMause's work in this area, is akin to feeling stifled and wanting to "breathe free." This arises of the second prenatal matrix, *PME 2*, *Prenatal Matrix of Human Evil 2*… February 14, 2019
- it's all Love we give each other because whether we are assisting ourselves in reducing awareness … or helping ourselves back from it, we are moving our Divine adventure along. In spite of ourselves, we can't help but be God. February 14, 2019
- *Solar Therapies, Masculine Spiritualities*: "One might talk about, espouse, and envision an Inner Child, but one is hardly become child-like of emotion — silly and easy to weep and laugh, spontaneous and innocent…" February 14, 2019
- These folks "rouse the masses" upon any sign of straying from the fold. That is how they deflect attention away from themselves as possible perpetrators. It is why we have had stonings, lynchings, and witch burnings… February 14, 2019
- mushrooms, in their umbrella shape, are symbolic of the U-turn that is necessary in our spiritual evolution in returning to the ground of existence. They are "road signs" for the way hOMe… February 13, 2019
- This has to do with the prevailing drug use of a time and the generational culture that is created: *Drugs and Consciousnesses – Opposing Worlds… World War Two Generation and Sixties Generation … alcohol, tobacco, pot, LSD*… February 13, 2019
- ritual is the attempt to control something symbolically, indirectly that one has split off from. It is a poor substitute, however, for one's real potential of at-one-ment with reality… February 13, 2019
- If you expect it, it is just a trance state. All addictions are about trying to re-live, ever and again, a particular experience or set of experiences, which happened at the beginning of that addiction… February 13, 2019
- In patriarchal cultures, inner journeying is replaced with outer conquering…. The vast majority of individuals in patriarchal cultures live onerous and oppressive lives that do not allow much in the way of spiritual journeying. February 12, 2019
- Inner experience is especially denounced & repressed in patriarchies where control of the population through a tier of clergy demands such priests be the only ones allowed a direct relation with Divinity… February 12, 2019
- Our "evolution" was actually a kind of devolution; we went from Divinity, our natural state, to machinery, from our essence of pure-Bliss-Consciousness to a kind of mental cybernetic control called Ego… February 12, 2019
- with civilization came work, and long and onerous days; which might account for our shallowness of soul compared to primal folk working an average of 3-4 hours/day… February 12, 2019
- We beat down outside ourselves those who remind us of the the things inside us we were required to beat down… February 11, 2019
- prior to birth we humans experience suffocation & claustrophobic feelings—we "can't get enough air"!—which seem deadly & unending. … February 11, 2019
- Ch 38 of *Funny God*–*Heaven Slickers: How Forgetting Our Divine Nature Makes Us Feel More Alive… February 11, 2019
- the media will exaggerate the activities … of those that support the continued march toward Doomsday… February 10, 2019
- a free downloadable copy of an excerpt from *Psychology of Apocalypse*… February 10, 2019
- the pulling to the side of the Fourth Veil… February 10, 2019
- Infancy and Childhood, the Split … the Primal Scene; which is VEIL THREE from *Dance of the Seven Veils I: Primal/Identity Psychology, Mythology, and Your Real Self April 8, 2018
- How We Lose Our Souls, How It is Stolen: In Patriarchal Cultures, the Young Need Be Pared Down to the Level of Its Controlling Adults … Rituals of Diminution and Control March 4, 2018
- The Fallacy of Transcendence: The "Giving" of Sacrifice and the Patriarchal Ladder … Men Raise Themselves Upon the Bodies of the Murdered January 7, 2018
- Having experienced negative emotions growing up, we mistakenly think we need to deny our emotions to approach the Divine. October 29, 2015
- We make a mistake in denying our senses to foster spirituality: "We kill the God in us, thinking we are becoming more God-full that way." October 27, 2015
- Sock Puppets for Divinity: "Everything is perfect. There is no way you can screw it up…" October 25, 2015
- Religions, and most spiritualities, take the most alive thing imaginable–God, Source–and reduce it to something physical and safe–light, vibration, energy, a statue Jesus October 24, 2015
- "We are terrified of an emotionless monster, which we call God": The Tao of Funny God and the Mind's True Liberation October 23, 2015
- Michael Adzema on extinction, activism, and the cosmic significance of our lives in these times. Peter Melton interview broadcast on Activate Media, Sunday, October 18th. October 17, 2015
- What does it say about those of us who chose to reincarnate in this time period? The Tao of Funny God and the Mind's True Liberation October 4, 2015
- "Being separate ourselves, we pictured God as another being. Little did we know that every moment of every day we were immersed in It, in God, in Experience" October 1, 2015
- on death … "The caterpillar might think it is dying, that it is making its coffin." September 29, 2015
- "We are God. Each of us, all of it…. but we choose to be lesser at the same time … to have the experience of both … to make it more fun….": The Nature of Us and God September 28, 2015
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AP: The U.S. has concluded that nearly half of Iran's monthly earnings from crude oil exports are accumulating in accounts overseas because of sanctions that restrict Tehran's access to the money.
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By MARJORIE OLSTER
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. has concluded that nearly half of Iran's monthly earnings from crude oil exports are accumulating in accounts overseas because of sanctions that restrict Tehran's access to the money.
The estimates, provided to The Associated Press by a senior U.S. official and never released before, are the latest indication that new sanctions imposed in February are deepening Iran's economic distress and making it increasingly difficult to access billions of dollars in vital oil revenues. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of sanctions policy.
The U.S. hopes the pressure will force Iran to compromise on its nuclear program, which the West suspects is aimed at making a weapon. Iran insists it is for peaceful purposes only and has not budged on demands to halt uranium enrichment, a process that can be used to make fuel for energy production or for a nuclear weapon.
The U.S. estimates that about $1.5 billion in crude oil revenues is piling up in restricted foreign accounts every month. Crude revenues overall averaged about $3.4 billion monthly in the first half of year, according to the assessment.
That means Iran is not able to either spend or repatriate about 44 percent of its crude oil income.
The February sanctions, which dealt one of the harshest blows to the Iranian economy in recent times, aimed at cutting off access to oil revenues. The sanctions require an already reduced pool of oil importers to pay into locked bank accounts that Iran may access only to purchase non-sanctioned goods in that country or humanitarian supplies.
If importers do not comply, they face the threat of being shut out of the U.S. financial system. The U.S. has granted sanctions exemptions to China, India and seven other countries to import Iranian oil. Only six are currently importing oil, according to the government.
The U.S. reached the estimates by looking at Iran's trade imbalances with oil importers based on customs data from each of the relevant countries. The figures show Iran cannot spend the full amount it earns because it is limited to buying only non-sanctioned goods for imports from the small pool of trading partners. And it is not able to repatriate the money to fill its foreign reserve coffers or cover any budget shortfalls.
Garbis Iradian of the Institute of International Finance, an economic think tank, noted that despite wave after wave of sanctions, Iran continues to run a trade surplus. But that surplus has been shrinking steadily since 2011. The assets piling up abroad could render most of that remaining surplus essentially unusable.
"This is a major development," Iradian said. "If they don't have access to this, it is an additional burden, and if that continues on they will feel the pain," he added. "It seems the sanctions intensified with this accessibility issue."
Iradian, the deputy director of the IIF's Africa and Middle East Department, said Iran's total trade surplus has fallen from about $70 billion in 2011 to about $44 billion in 2012. The IIF estimates it will reach about $38 billion by the end of this year. And with $1.5 billion a month accumulating in restricted accounts, some $15 billion of the $38 billion surplus may be out of reach.
"This brings down their trade surplus to almost zero," said Iradian. "That is quite severe. … They are entering a dangerous zone."
The senior U.S. official also disclosed a previously unreleased government estimate that crude oil revenues have fallen 58 percent since late 2011 because of sanctions. The revenues averaged an estimated $8 billion a month in the first half of 2011, then fell to $6.3 billion in the first half of 2012 and an estimated $3.4 billion monthly in the first half of 2013, according to the assessment.
Iran was exporting about 2.5 million barrels a day at the end of 2011 and is now believed to be exporting about 1 million. Iradian said the price of oil averaged about $107 a barrel for the first half of the year but spiked in recent days over growing tensions in Syria, Iran's closest ally in the Arab world.
The steep drop in oil exports is not the only indication of the heavy toll sanctions have taken on Iran's economy over the past two years. The local rial currency lost two-thirds of its value since late 2011, and inflation has surged.
Since the election of new president Hasan Rouhani in June, there have been a number of indications the distress is deepening. Local news reports say Tehran may come up short of money to cover this year's budget. And an Iranian official said recently that more than $60 billion of the country's oil revenue is frozen in foreign banks and out of reach.
Still, analysts say Iran's economy has proved resilient and flexible enough to offset some sanctions damage. The country has diversified its exports and become less reliant on sanctioned oil.
Mark Dubowitz, director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and an advocate of tougher sanctions, said at the current trajectory Iran can continue to muddle through economically for a few more years. And some experts have concluded Iran could produce enough material to build a nuclear weapon by mid-2014.
"Without massively intensified economic pressure and a real threat of military force … Iranian nuclear physics will continue to outpace Western economic pressure and diplomacy," Dubowitz said.


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Jane Miller: Just like old times for Montoya
Juan Pablo Montoya came one place short Sunday of becoming the first driver to win the Indianapolis 500 and Allstate 400 at the Brickyard, finishing second in his first NASCAR race at the storied oval.
Montoya ran in the top five all day long and acted like he had driven stock cars around this 2 1/2-mile track his whole career, though he hadn't raced on the oval here since 2000.
"It was a lot of fun," said Montoya, who won his first Nextel Cup race on the road course at Infineon Raceway at Sonoma, Calif., last month.
Montoya adapted to this track instantly when he came here in May 2000, winning the 500 in his only attempt. He ran the Formula One course for the next six years without much success, but his oval skills all came back to him when he took the green flag.
"The track, to learn, is pretty simple," he said. "I found it pretty simple when I was here the first time. It's a very different oval, but it's a mixture of an oval and a road course. I like it."
In fact, the configuration even solved a chronic handling problem the team has struggled with this season.
"It's funny because I was telling my crew chief, most of the times we have problems it just past the center (of the corner) of a normal oval and here, just past the center, you're out of the corner," Montoya said. "I think it worked pretty good."
Despite coming so close to victory, Montoya was not disappointed with his finish.
"They told me, 'If everybody pits we're going to stay out,' " Montoya said of his team's late-race strategy. "And I said, 'Yeah, but to be honest, (race winner Tony Stewart) is just too fast. Even if he pits, he's still going to come out and beat us.' And they stayed out, but I don't think anybody had anything for Tony today."
First Top 10
Caterpillar-sponsored Dave Blaney had his best finish of the season, finishing ninth.
The Cat team used pit strategy to improve its position, twice taking two tires on pit stops, and was able to hold on for its first top 10.
"We were as good if not better than any other cars that I was around out there today," Blaney said. "This was a brand-new car today, and that run really shows how strong our program is getting."
As a bonus, the team finally moved into the top 35 in owner points, which guarantees Blaney a starting spot in next week's race.
"It's a huge load off our shoulders, but, of course, now that we got there, we have to stay there," he said. "With the way we've been running, I've been very pleased. I think if we can just stay out of trouble and keep running like we have been, then we will be just fine."
No Repeat
Defending Brickyard champion Jimmie Johnson's bad luck at Indianapolis returned this year when his day ended with a hard crash and fire on lap 62.
Johnson had been in a multi-car accident on lap 45 and sustained damage to the car. Then on lap 62, a left-front blew going into Turn 3 starting the fire, which singed Johnson's eyelashes.
"It's feast or famine here for us," Johnson said. "That's the first time I've ever had flames inside the car. And at that point, you just want to get the car stopped but I've got cars flying by me on both sides. Finally I got into the grass without anybody getting into me and I came out of the car."
Johnson also crashed at Chicagoland Speedway two weeks ago.
"It's been a steady roll of bad races for us," Johnson said. "We've had lots of speed . . . but we don't have the results to show for it. We've got to keep fighting and make sure we stay in the Chase."
Right Color
All three cars which won the major races at IMS this year had a paint scheme which incorporated the colors orange and black.
Dario Franchitti's Canadian Club car won the Indy 500 while Lewis Hamilton, in the chrome, orange and black Vodaphone McLaren Mercedes, won the Formula One race last month.
Stewart's Home Depot Chevrolet sports the familiar orange body with black trim.
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